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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A: Introduction. Sports law in context. History of sports law. General theory on sports law. Comparativism in sports law.

B: International.

1. Public regulation. a. U.N.O. b. ...

2. Private regulation (sports organisations). a. History. b. Structure. c. Competence. d. Policy. e. Regulations. f. Discipline.

C: Regional. For example, European Union:

1. Public regulation. a. Organisation of sports and public administration. b. Sports, media and sponsoring. c. Sports and competition law. d. Sports and employment. e. Sports and health. f. Sports and tax.

2. Private regulation (sports organisations).

D: National.

1. Public regulation. a. Organisation of sports and public administration. b. Sports, media and sponsoring. c. Sports and competition law. d. Sports and employment. e. Responsibility for injuries. f. Sports and health. g. Sports and tax.

2. Private regulation (sports organisations).